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Titanium Nav Menu Roles & Visibility Rules Tutorials
10 practical ways to control WordPress menus with visibility rules.

Use these tutorials to solve common WordPress menu visibility problems without custom snippets. Start with simple logged-in and role-based rules, then move into Pro workflows like AND / OR condition groups, membership rules, Access Protection, and denied-access handling.

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  • Role-based menus
  • Logged-in rules
  • Membership visibility
  • Direct URL protection
Step-by-step WordPress menu visibility tutorials.

Each tutorial is written for real membership sites, client sites, private areas, account menus, and role-heavy WordPress setups.

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Pro Access Protection

How to protect the linked page when a menu item is hidden

Hiding a menu item makes navigation cleaner, but it does not automatically stop someone from opening the linked page directly. Pro Access Protection can use the same menu rules to block direct access to supported internal WordPress content linked from protected menu items.

How to set it up

  1. Create or edit a menu item that links to an internal WordPress page, post, or supported content type.
  2. Add the menu visibility rule that decides who should see the item.
  3. Enable Access Protection for the linked content.
  4. Choose what should happen when someone without access opens the direct URL.
  5. Test the menu and the direct URL as both allowed and denied users.

Start with Free, upgrade when your rules need more power.

The free version covers core server-side menu visibility. Pro is for advanced condition groups, membership plugin rules, linked page protection, denied access actions, beta updates, and priority support.

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Need advanced menu rules and protected links?

Use Titanium Pro when you need AND / OR condition groups, membership plugin conditions, Access Protection, selectable denied-access handling, and priority support for serious WordPress sites.

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